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Book Cover of Mobius' Code, by Francis Rosenfeld

speculative fantasy fiction

When a guardian angel's distraction sends a girl destined to die young into an infinite loop, reality itself begins to glitch. This surreal, metafictional narrative explores the chaos of creation, the fluidity of existence, and the imperfections of divine design.

With a tone that balances cosmic whimsy and philosophical depth, Mobius' Code invites readers into a world where breaking reality is just another opportunity to rebuild it better. Still in beta testing.

"All systems that can be rationally understood are based on constraints. The number and severity of constraints runs the gamut, modulating the system’s range of motions from absolute stillness to total chaos, but as long as the system can be conceived of, it does have constraints, which are usually perceived as laws. When an entity’s existence is not enslaved by time, they are going to experience all the things that have a probability of happening, no matter how small, but for the rest of us mortals, a very low probability translates as an impossibility, and should we be surprised with one during our lifetime, our sense of reality would be damaged beyond repair."

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Librarian's Notes

About Mobius’ Code

Subject

A surreal sci-fi fantasy

The angel Mobius’s coding mistake traps a girl in an infinite loop, blending quantum uncertainty with divine comedy.

Genre

Fantasy and magical realism

A surreal comedy of errors with massive physical, philosophical and spiritual implications.

Available Formats

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Available in print, ebook, and audiobook formats, with library discovery and borrowing through Hoopla where available